Ultra Fine Feldspar Grinding Plant

Feldspar is the most important rock forming mineral in surface rock. It is a common type of aluminosilicate rock-forming minerals containing calcium, sodium and potassium.
Feldspar is an aluminosilicate mineral containing calcium, sodium and potassium. It has many kinds, such as albite, calcium feldspar, barium feldspar, barium cryolite, microcline feldspar, orthoclase, diorite and so on. They all have glassy luster and are in various colors. There are colorless, white, yellow, pink, green, gray, black and so on. Some are transparent and some are translucent. Feldspar itself should be colorless and transparent, because it contains other impurities. Some are lumpy, some are plate shaped, some are columnar or needle shaped.

Feldspar, rich in potassium or sodium, is mainly used in ceramic industry, glass industry and enamel industry. Feldspar containing rare elements such as rubidium and cesium which can be used as mineral materials for extracting these elements.

The protagonist here is the feldspar grinding plant other than feldspar itself. Grinding plant sells pretty well in the market compared with other ore grinding plants. How can it make such a difference?

Compared with ball mill, feldspar grinding plant has higher running efficiency and less energy consumption. Under the action of centrifugal force, the grinding roller and the grinding ring interact with each other to complete the crushing work. When the grinding rolls and rings are worn to a certain extent, the finished powder capacity and fineness will not be greatly affected due to this design. Wear and tear of wearing parts is a challenging problem to be avoided in the operation of feldspar grinding plant. However, in view of this problem, the design and production technology of it has also been improved. Nowadays, the materials for making rolls and rings of grinding plant are also improving, which makes their replacement cycle longer.